Sentence examples for Uncomplicated plot from inspiring English sources
Bérénice (performed 1670, published 1671) marks the decisive point in Racine's theatrical career, for with this play he found a felicitous combination of elements that he would use, without radical alteration, for the rest of his secular tragedies: a love interest, a relatively uncomplicated plot, striking rhetorical passages, and a highly poetic use of time.
Using three drug-discovery case studies, we show how several uncertain pieces of input information can be integrated into one single uncomplicated plot with key predictions, including their uncertainties, for many compounds or for many scenarios, or both.
Specifically, we have condensed complex information from multiple sources into a single uncomplicated plot that captures the uncertainty in human dose-prediction, and, in that way, pinpoints the need-to-know science.
In the case studies, uncertainty in human dose-prediction is quantified by a systematic integration of information from various uncertain sources, and reported as a single uncomplicated plot complemented with verbal quantifiers that facilitates communication and enables informed decisions.
We still get all the comedies as uncomplicated variations on a simple plot involving endlessly confused identities and sexes.
In his "Shakespeare Abridged" we still get all the comedies as uncomplicated variations on a simple plot involving endlessly confused identities and sexes, presented here in about two minutes with projected portraits of twins, impostors and proxies that have a hint of the elegance of Renaissance portraits.
They're clever but uncomplicated, since mystery plotting is hardly their author's primary concern.
But this poem is relatively uncomplicated in structure and plot.
"Rock of Ages is crass, puerile, uncomplicated stuff and the plot is gossamer thin," he says.
It's a police procedural with an uncomplicated yet ever-twisting plot, some sex, betrayal and plenty of violence.
O'Brian was only 15 when the book was published, but he already possessed an instinct for deft plotting and uncomplicated narrative.
